IS BITCOIN A CIA PROJECT?

[Paashaas]

The world got lots of dept en they know they need to get rid of that. Bitcoin ore crypto in general woud be a nice back-door tool.

[S4VV4S]

CIA?

No.

If there is government involvement in the beginning of bitcoin, it was more likely NSA.

I'm less and less convinced that Satoshi was a government codename and am more and more convinced that Satoshi was a single person.

I will agree with this statement.
Anybody who took the time to read his posts can tell that.

Apart from that since a lot of you like conspiracies then let me lay down a scenario for you:

Satoshi worked for the Government (CIA or NSA doesn't matter), yet he didn't like what his job had him doing.
So, he decided to change the world by giving them monetary freedom and a technology that we can build upon.

Then Gavin just happens to go to the CIA -
The CIA likes the idea of Bitcoin - it actually gives them control over what is being spent by whom through the blockchain, and that is something they cannot do with cash.
They asked him who this Satoshi is and then threatened Gavin a bit and maybe Gavin made a deal with them (NOT SAYING THAT IS WHAT HAPPENED - just silly conspiracy theory).
Obviously since Satoshi worked for them, he knew that so he decided to "disappear" and he could do that efficiently because he knows how they work and he can monitor their progress.


Apart from my silly conspiracy theory above.

OP, if you want to gain a name for yourself in this community start by being honest.

If you want us to read your articles, then ask us nicely and we will read them and give you our opinion.
We do it with others anyway.
No need to pollute the forum with useless threads.
Something along the lines of: "Guys what do you think of my article? Be honest!"

[Jamie_Boulder]

This should be moved to the speculation section

[franky1]

hope this gets moved to speculation or trashcan as these sockpuppets are murdering the forum with fud and scams. and by the way mr sockpuppet banking systems are wrote in linux, not assembly. mostly things that dont require a GUI, such as washing machines and bios chips would be wrote in assembly.

[2double0]

I'm sure they can neither confirm nor deny it.

They won't say anything unless really needed

[franky1]

I'm sure they can neither confirm nor deny it.

They won't say anything unless really needed

if the CIA created crypto-currency, they would have invented it closed source and sold the patent to banks first, much like their sat-nav technology was sold to companies.

[Yakamoto]

I'm sure they can neither confirm nor deny it.

They won't say anything unless really needed

if the CIA created crypto-currency, they would have invented it closed source and sold the patent to banks first, much like their sat-nav technology was sold to companies.

Definitely this.

Go and claim "Oh but the CIA didn't because they want you to think that" or whatever, but they wouldn't create something like this WITHOUT destroying all copies. According to conspiracy theorists, their "goal" is to be a single being with no competition.

So, wtf is up with all the competing coins?

I am really convinced that Satoshi was not a government entity, and they definitely wouldn't be letting Bitcoin run around as free as it is.

CIA?

No.

If there is government involvement in the beginning of bitcoin, it was more likely NSA.

I'm less and less convinced that Satoshi was a government codename and am more and more convinced that Satoshi was a single person.

NSA has bright guys, CIA are thugs, drugs, murder, kidnapping

First release of bitcoin was a JOKE, a compiled windows exec

haha

CIA not NSA

CIA is the US Mafia they're not coders

NSA gets the bright guys

I hear this new site is about to release a huge CIA/BITCOIN expose

www.CIAproject.org

Should be a huge twitter account soon

https://twitter.com/cia_project

Smoke weed erreday!

Btw, the cia project. org is a stupid search engine...

[Anders]

More likely that conspiracy theorists would attribute BTC to the New World Order than the CIA

Yup, one possibility is that Bitcoin is a pilot project for a new digital global currency. A plan developed by powers above the CIA and the NSA etc.

My guess is that a regulated cryptocurrency will be introduced. The miners will not earn any money and instead the mining will be done as a public service by governments. And ordinary currencies will be exchanged for the worldcoin or what to call it, or NWOcoin lol, in a way that destroys an equal amount of the old currencies as is created in worldcoins. This will make the old fiat currencies gradually be converted into worldcoins.

Why? For what purpose? The reason is to introduce a global currency that will benefit the whole world and facilitate more efficient economies, all the way from local transactions to trade on a global scale.

[BurtW]

More likely that conspiracy theorists would attribute BTC to the New World Order than the CIA

Yup, one possibility is that Bitcoin is a pilot project for a new digital global currency. A plan developed by powers above the CIA and the NSA etc.

My guess is that a regulated cryptocurrency will be introduced. The miners will not earn any money and instead the mining will be done as a public service by governments. And ordinary currencies will be exchanged for the worldcoin or what to call it, or NWOcoin lol, in a way that destroys an equal amount of the old currencies as is created in worldcoins. This will make the old fiat currencies gradually be converted into worldcoins.

Why? For what purpose? The reason is to introduce a global currency that will benefit the whole world and facilitate more efficient economies, all the way from local transactions to trade on a global scale.

Do you even know what Bitcoin is?  Do you know what miners do?  Do you know what the blockchain is, why we have one, the purpose it serves? Do you understand the difference between a centralized currency and a distributed one with no central authority?

Mining a centralized currency?  That serves no purpose and would just be a total waste of energy.  Having a blockchain for a centralized currency serves no purpose.

All they need is a giant distributed database of how much eMonney everyone has.  Oh, wait, that is exactly what they have already.

[Anders]

More likely that conspiracy theorists would attribute BTC to the New World Order than the CIA

Yup, one possibility is that Bitcoin is a pilot project for a new digital global currency. A plan developed by powers above the CIA and the NSA etc.

My guess is that a regulated cryptocurrency will be introduced. The miners will not earn any money and instead the mining will be done as a public service by governments. And ordinary currencies will be exchanged for the worldcoin or what to call it, or NWOcoin lol, in a way that destroys an equal amount of the old currencies as is created in worldcoins. This will make the old fiat currencies gradually be converted into worldcoins.

Why? For what purpose? The reason is to introduce a global currency that will benefit the whole world and facilitate more efficient economies, all the way from local transactions to trade on a global scale.

Do you even know what Bitcoin is?  Do you know what miners do?  Do you know what the blockchain is, why we have one, the purpose it serves? Do you understand the difference between a centralized currency and a distributed one with no central authority?

Mining a centralized currency?  That serves no purpose and would just be a total waste of energy.  Having a blockchain for a centralized currency serves no purpose.

All they need is a giant distributed database of how much eMonney everyone has.  Oh, wait, that is exactly what they have already.

In what way would the worldcoin be centralized other than the standardization of the protocol? The worldcoin will be a decentralized peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, just like Bitcoin.

[BurtW]

More likely that conspiracy theorists would attribute BTC to the New World Order than the CIA

Yup, one possibility is that Bitcoin is a pilot project for a new digital global currency. A plan developed by powers above the CIA and the NSA etc.

My guess is that a regulated cryptocurrency will be introduced. The miners will not earn any money and instead the mining will be done as a public service by governments. And ordinary currencies will be exchanged for the worldcoin or what to call it, or NWOcoin lol, in a way that destroys an equal amount of the old currencies as is created in worldcoins. This will make the old fiat currencies gradually be converted into worldcoins.

Why? For what purpose? The reason is to introduce a global currency that will benefit the whole world and facilitate more efficient economies, all the way from local transactions to trade on a global scale.

Do you even know what Bitcoin is?  Do you know what miners do?  Do you know what the blockchain is, why we have one, the purpose it serves? Do you understand the difference between a centralized currency and a distributed one with no central authority?

Mining a centralized currency?  That serves no purpose and would just be a total waste of energy.  Having a blockchain for a centralized currency serves no purpose.

All they need is a giant distributed database of how much eMonney everyone has.  Oh, wait, that is exactly what they have already.

In what way would the worldcoin be centralized other than the standardization of the protocol? The worldcoin will be a decentralized peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, just like Bitcoin.

If it is "just like Bitcoin" then why not use Bitcoin?

In what specific ways would this new alt coin be different from Bitcoin?

[blatchcorn]

I never trust articles with excessive use of capitals

[Prez]

Thanks CIA!! 

[Anders]

If it is "just like Bitcoin" then why not use Bitcoin?

Worldcoin will enable a smooth transition from fiat currencies. The base price for a worldcoin will be based on a basket of ordinary currencies making the price stable over time. With bitcoin there would be no destruction of the old currencies since the price mechanism is already established for bitcoin. And if bitcoin would be used then the tiny percentage of the world's population that owns today's bitcoins would become disproportionally super wealthy.

[BurtW]

If it is "just like Bitcoin" then why not use Bitcoin?

Worldcoin will enable a smooth transition from fiat currencies. The base price for a worldcoin will be based on a basket of ordinary currencies making the price stable over time. With bitcoin there would be no destruction of the old currencies since the price mechanism is already established for bitcoin. And if bitcoin would be used then the tiny percentage of the world's population that owns today's bitcoins would become disproportionally super wealthy.

What? 

OK, say people really like NwoCoin and buy them like crazy, price goes up relative to all the other currencies, what then?  Or, if people hate them and do not buy them and the price goes way down relative to the other currencies, what then?

Or, are you suggesting that someone, somewhere, can control the supply of these NwoCoins in order to maintain the price?

Or, even better are you suggesting that people will be forced to turn in their old currencies and will be forced to use NwoCoins?

[Anders]

If it is "just like Bitcoin" then why not use Bitcoin?

Worldcoin will enable a smooth transition from fiat currencies. The base price for a worldcoin will be based on a basket of ordinary currencies making the price stable over time. With bitcoin there would be no destruction of the old currencies since the price mechanism is already established for bitcoin. And if bitcoin would be used then the tiny percentage of the world's population that owns today's bitcoins would become disproportionally super wealthy.

What? 

OK, say people really like NwoCoin and buy them like crazy, price goes up relative to all the other currencies, what then?  Or, if people hate them and do not buy them and the price goes way down relative to the other currencies, what then?

Or, are you suggesting that someone, somewhere, can control the supply of these NwoCoins in order to maintain the price?

Or, even better are you suggesting that people will be forced to turn in their old currencies and will be forced to use NwoCoins?

People will have the free-choice opportunity to convert their ordinary currencies into worldcoins. The base price of worldcoin is determined by a basket of ordinary currencies. As an example let's say that the starting price is $1 per worldcoin. Then regardless of demand the price of worldcoin will remain fairly stable since people will always be able to exchange their old currencies into worldcoins at the base price. Competing exchange services can offer better rates than the base price which acts as a stabilizing price limit guarantee.

[dompsairs]

you seen too many movies

[Anders]

There will be worldcoin miners all over the world operated by different governments. It will work just like Bitcoin, so for example a rogue nation will be unable to attack the network since they would have to make a fake copy of the block chain and outcompete the rest of the entire network of miners.

The only centralized control will be for issuing new worldcoins since there has to be an international authority that makes sure the old currencies get destroyed. Once the worldcoins are in circulation they will be completely decentralized and peer-to-peer, just like bitcoins.

[keithers]

I'm sure they can neither confirm nor deny it.

They won't say anything unless really needed

if the CIA created crypto-currency, they would have invented it closed source and sold the patent to banks first, much like their sat-nav technology was sold to companies.

This is true. CIA and "open source" is like an oxymoron

[Anders]

The CIA was totally taken by surprise by the 9/11 attacks. That's being one step behind. Those who designed the Bitcoin specification were more of a one step ahead group.